Can you install reversed with shining down to max as only bath light source?
2245
No, it can't be reversed. The fancy alabaster light shades just sit on the top ring of the fixture, unsecured. I've had one slip out and break already. This fixture has a nice style, but I would say a poor design.
2246
I just did it and it worked fine, so yes they can be. But they are wall mounted so I.m not sure about them being the only light in the room, they can be bent a small amount to give the bulb more light but I wouldn't use it as the only light source.
2247
No. The glass globe rests on a ledge so if you reverse the fixture the globe would not have anything to rest on. I have the 4 bulb model mounted on a cornice above the sink. There is plenty of light. So much so that I never use the recessed halogen lights I installed in the underside of the cornice. I've very pleased with the products construction and look. Hope this helps
570686
Sorry, I answered yes last time but I was thinking you meant turning the shade around so the bulb is open. Can't turn so it shines straight up.
2052753
The bulb socket has a large plastic bolt that you hand tighten. I don't see why you couldn't mount as a down light.
871115
Possibly, but it is pretty difficult to turn in reverse, but can definitely power an led if you manage it, but you will need some strong wind.
322690
No, the reverse lights on your vehicle already are brighter. The LEDs on the bar are merely there for added safety and visibility.
1775979
Yes! We installed ours so the light is facing down and it looks/works great.
936477
Yes, it can be used upside down. When we installed ours, we first installed it upside down just to see if it would work-- it does! We now have it installed upright and have been using it for several months without issue. The finish is still very shiny and it has not deteriorated at all. This product comes with a very high recommendation from us!
248511
I installed mine with the lights positioned down and it looks great. I also needed extra light.
853608
They are great for reverse mounting. they are designed to project light out and will do a great job. actually LED'S may prefer to be upside down to allow the heat to rise from the base.
1910782
No. This is supplemental lighting for decorative purposes only. You should use a proper light.
682173
Should work without reverse light wired. I had a problem with my running lights not working. I would return for replacement.....
793692
I have mine installed on the patio fans which is also upside down. As long as the bulbs do not exceed the wattage rating listed on the lamp you should be ok. Also I ordered the 60W bulbs, but recieved 45W, just something to watch for.
1733617
It would depend on the size of your bathroom. I have a Jack & Jill bathroom (vanity on each side with the toilet/tub in the middle). It is the only light source in the vanity area and works just fine. I have mine on dimmer switches.
1387903
Yes you can. There is the ability to have 4 preset lighting configurations or to turn the backlight off entirely. You can preset a steady light in up to 3 zones of color per configuration.
1600068
GREAT LIGHTS I bought these for interior & underhood lighting, but honestly NOT bright enough for reverse lights unless you piggyback a 1/2 dozen or so on each side then you may have enough light to be visible from a fair distance. For the price i'd probably order 18 pieces, 6 on each and a few for spares then call it a day!
754315
This is definitely not a bright light fixture, subdued lighting. It is not good lighting for reading, games, etc. There are at least 2 bulbs. And as said, no reverse.
98670
I originally was going to install it with the lights down but the electrician said that it will look better with the lights facing up. Even with the lights up, because you can use incadescent bulbs, there is plenty of light. Hope this helps.